"engage with making" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It means to actively involve oneself with the act of creating or producing something. Example: As an art teacher, I encourage my students to engage with making and explore their creativity through various mediums.
I would like to see Occupy engage with making positive demands about what kind of future we should have, rather than what kind of present we don't.
I sing in a church choir, which is a joyful way for me to engage with making music and jump into emotional expression.
Without some high art aspirations tacked on as a kind of apologia for the form itself, critics relegate the circus to a lowbrow status few critics will engage with, making fundraising for Circus Amok difficult.
If society is to be engaged with making decisions about science and technology, then we all need to be scientifically literate.
The ability to remain engaged with work while making family activities happen is what often what makes all of our balancing acts possible.
While they read, my students used the four strategies of reciprocal teaching (predict, question, clarify, summarize) to engage with and make meaning from the text.
It encompasses development of understanding of the nature of science as well as knowledge, attitudes, and values that contribute to empowering adolescents to engage with and make evidence-based decisions about socioscientific issues.
do it (outside) at Socrates -- the purest and most honest art institution of its kind in New York today -- is a refreshing opportunity to engage with art, make new discoveries and mingle with a diverse audience.
Party games are there for everyone to enjoy and engage with, so make sure every is included and able to enjoy the party.
Mathematical literacy was a core feature of PISA 2012 (OECD, 2013), where "meeting life needs… through using and engaging with mathematics, making informed judgements, and understanding the usefulness of mathematics in relation to the demands of life" were emphasized (Thompson et al., 2013).
The sense of connection enabled her to re-engage with life— making new friendships and renewing old ones.
